The term "Pandemic Impact" refers to the wide-ranging effects that a pandemic, such as the COVID-19 outbreak, has on society, health, and the economy. These impacts can include increased illness and mortality rates, strain on healthcare systems, and disruptions to daily life, including education and employment. Economically, pandemics can lead to job losses, business closures, and changes in consumer behavior. Governments often respond with measures like stimulus packages and public health guidelines to mitigate these effects. The long-term consequences can reshape industries and influence public policy for years to come.